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“Moody Mist” by local Toronto photographer Dustin William
Today’s daily photo from Toronto is entitled “Moody Mist” and was sent to us by Toronto photographer Dustin William. To […]
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The Evidence Room, a concentration camp designed for death
A new exhibit at the Royal Ontario Museum is using architecture to show how a Nazi concentration camp was designed […]
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Building a Community at the 2017 Kobo Emerging Writer Prize Awards
27 June, Toronto – Air abuzz with excitement, over 150 authors, publishers, and literary professionals came to the Gardiner Bistro […]
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“A Day in the Life” with Toronto filmmaker Nina Beveridge
Nina Beveridge was born in Mumbai, India. Her Canadian parents James and Margaret Beveridge moved to India in the 1950’s […]
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Toronto Breakdancing Convention Showcases International Dancers
The world’s biggest festival of hip hop dance hit up Toronto for the first time over the weekend at the […]
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“City Life” by local Toronto photographer esotericmind47
Today’s daily photo from Toronto comes from esotericmind47 who shot this nice skyline image. Check out his page for more […]
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Anishinaabeg Art & Power and the stories they hold, on now at the ROM
The Royal Ontario Museum’s newest exhibition, Anishinaabeg: Art & Power has officially opened to the public. It’s a thoughtful and […]
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Luminato’s Ghost Rings Is Mash-Up New York Realness
Ghost Rings is probably one of the more quirky and nonsensical performances on the Luminato schedule. A mash-up pop concert/contemporary […]
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The eccentric What The Film Festival returns with 7 hour movie marathon
Film lovers of the obscure, the outliers, and the outsiders films should take note of this upcoming one-day only Festival. […]
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Swan Lake Ballet Feels Like Flying
The ballet Swan Lake is celebrating its 140th anniversary and still enthralling audiences since its premiere in Moscow in 1877. If you love […]